Living a life in the cloud

I logon Facebook during last week more time than I visited it in last six months. This is not because I spot on some security holes let me find out Paris Hilton and Kim Kardashian in their undies or intimate video tape. One of my former colleagues who is an active Facebook hangouter, starts sharing his favourite classical music via Spotify on Facebook.

Quite admire his personal interest and taste, I follow up since then everyday. I download Spotify client, play his choice of classical tune at background in the house. And I quite like it.

Now there is a small problem. After six months absolutely free music, especially after you become addictive junkie, which is a very good sale practice, you'd either pay a loyalty to Spotify or be kicked out, no question asked.

This let me ponder whether just like electricity, water, gas and internet are the irresistible part in our daily life, we should also subscribe online newspaper for information, streaming TV program for satisfaction that there more silly people than you and me in this world, and unlimited music in the cloud which let us find the peace inside our hearts?

Imagine a simple life in the cloud, without possessions and borders ...